Method for continuous downhole cooling of high-temperature drilling fluid

ABSTRACT

The invention discloses a circulating system and a method for continuous downhole cooling of high-temperature drilling fluid. The circulating system includes a cooling water tank, a cooling water injection pump, a plurality of U-shaped pipes, a liquid nitrogen cooling tank, a spiral pipe, a cooling water return pump and a return pipeline. The U-shaped pipe is fixed in an unsealed bond cement gap between outer and inner casings, and two ends are respectively connected with output end of the cooling water injection pump and the spiral pipe. The spiral pipe is disposed in the liquid nitrogen cooling tank; input and output ends of the cooling water return pump are respectively connected with the spiral pipe and the return pipeline; one end of the return pipeline is disposed in the cooling water tank; input end of the cooling water injection pump is connected with the cooling water tank by a pipe.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a circulating system and a method forcontinuous downhole cooling of high-temperature drilling fluid,belonging to the technical field of continuous downhole cooling ofhigh-temperature drilling fluid.

DESCRIPTION OF PRIOR ART

With the continuous development of the global economy, people's demandfor energy is also increasing. In addition to the exploration anddevelopment of oil and gas resources, the exploitation of new energysources such as geothermal resources, dry hot rocks and combustible iceis also gradually increased. However, the high temperature of drillingfluid has always been a key issue affecting the safety and efficiency ofwell construction in the development both of oil and gas resources andnew energy resources. In the deep and ultra-deep wells of oil and gasdrilling, the downhole temperature in some areas can be as high as 180°C. In the drilling of geothermal resources and dry hot rocks, thedownhole temperature can be as high as 150° C. to 200° C. Excessivelyhigh temperature of the drilling fluid will materially affect its ownperformance, the service life of downhole operating tools and measuringinstruments, and the safety of the wellbore, as well as posing a seriousthreat to the safety, economic effect and efficiency of wellconstruction.

The existing technologies and equipment for cooling high-temperaturedrilling fluid mostly adopt ground cooling, that is, reducing theinjection temperature of drilling fluid to cool the drilling fluid inthe wellbore. However, it is found from the calculation results ofrelevant theoretical models and the actual application on site that theground cooling can only reduce the temperature of the drilling fluid inthe upper section of the wellbore, while the drilling fluid in the lowersection of the wellbore is still at a high temperature. Therefore, theperformance of ground cooling is still not ideal when it is used forcooling the high-temperature drilling fluid.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The invention proposes a circulating system and a method for continuousdownhole cooling of high-temperature drilling fluid to overcomes theshortcomings in the prior art.

The technical solution provided by the present invention to the abovetechnical problem is: a circulating system for continuous downholecooling of high-temperature drilling fluid, including a cooling watertank, a cooling water injection pump, a plurality of U-shaped pipes, aliquid nitrogen cooling tank, a spiral pipe, a cooling water return pumpand a return pipeline. The U-shaped pipe is fixed in the unsealed bondcement gap between an outer casing and an inner casing, and two ends arerespectively connected with the output end of the cooling waterinjection pump and the spiral pipe; the spiral pipe is disposed in theliquid nitrogen cooling tank; the input and output ends of the coolingwater return pump are respectively connected with the spiral pipe andthe return pipeline; one end of the return pipeline is disposed in thecooling water tank; the input end of the cooling water injection pump isconnected with the cooling water tank by a pipe.

The volume of the cooling water tank is twice the sum of the volume ofall the cooling water insulation pipes to ensure sufficient coolingwater injected. The model of the cooling water injection pump is thesame as the drilling pump used in drilling.

The further technical solution is that the U-shaped pipe includes acooling water insulation pipe connected with the output end of thecooling water injection pump and a heat-carrying cooling water pipeconnected with the spiral pipe.

The further technical solution is that the cooling water insulation pipeis made of thermal insulation material.

The further technical solution is that a running length of the U-shapedpipe is a length of the inner casing minus the fill-up height of thebond cement, and a diameter is the radius of the outer casing minus theradius of the inner casing.

The further technical solution is that a number of U-shaped pipes iseight, and an angle between two adjacent groups of U-shaped pipes is45°.

The further technical solution is that the cooling water injection pumpand the cooling water return pump are both vane pumps.

A method for continuous downhole cooling of high-temperature drillingfluid with the above circulating system, including the following steps:

step A: obtaining operating parameters, environmental parameters, wellstructure parameters and thermal parameters of the target well;

step B: placing the U-shaped pipe downward into the unsealed bond cementgap between the outer and inner casings;

step C: opening the cooling water injection pump and the cooling waterreturn pump at the same time to make the cooling water flow fromwellhead to downhole, and then returning along the heat-carrying coolingwater pipe and continuously absorbing heat from the high-temperaturedrilling fluid in the annulus under the effect of forced-convection heattransfer and heat conduction, thereby realizing the continuous downholecirculating and cooling of high-temperature drilling fluid in theannulus;

step D: calculating a circulating temperature in the drill string, acirculating temperature in the annulus, and a circulating temperature inthe heat-carrying cooling water pipe by the following formulas:

Formula for temperature control in the drill string:

${\rho_{m}A_{pipe}c_{m}\frac{\partial T_{pf}}{\partial t}} = {{{- \rho_{m}}A_{pipe}v_{pipe}c_{m}\frac{\partial T_{pf}}{\partial z}} + {2\pi\; R_{pi}{{U_{ap}\left( {T_{ann} - T_{pf}} \right)}.}}}$

Discrete expression of formula for temperature control in the drillstring:B ₁(T _(pf))_(i−1) ^(n+1)+(A ₁ −B ₁ +C ₁)(T _(pf))_(i) ^(n+1) =A ₁(T_(pf))_(i) ^(n) +C ₁(T _(ann))_(i) ^(n+1).

Formula for temperature control in the annulus:

${\rho_{m}A_{ann}c_{m}\frac{\partial T_{ann}}{\partial t}} = {{\rho_{m}A_{ann}v_{ann}c_{m}\frac{\partial T_{ann}}{\partial z}} - {2\pi\; R_{ci}{U_{ca}\left( {T_{ann} - T_{c}} \right)}} - {2\pi\; R_{pi}{{U_{ap}\left( {T_{ann} - T_{pf}} \right)}.}}}$

Discrete expression of formula for temperature control in the annulus:B ₂(T _(ann))_(i−1) ^(n+1)+(A ₂ −B ₂ −C ₂ −D ₂)(T _(ann))_(i) ^(n+1) =A₂(T _(ann))_(i) ^(n) −C ₂(T _(c))_(i) ^(n+1) −D ₂(T _(pf))_(i) ^(n+1).

Formula for temperature control of the heat-carrying cooling water pipe:

${\rho_{w}A_{c}c_{w}\frac{\partial T_{c}}{\partial t}} = {{\rho_{w}A_{c}v_{c}c_{w}\frac{\partial T_{c}}{\partial z}} + {2\pi\; R_{ci}{U_{cf}\left( {T_{f} - T_{c}} \right)}} + {2\pi\; R_{ci}{{U_{ca}\left( {T_{ann} - T_{c}} \right)}.}}}$

Discrete expression of formula for temperature control of theheat-carrying cooling water pipe:

B₃(T_(c))_(i − 1)^(n + 1) + (A₃ − B₃ + C₃ + D₃)(T_(c))_(i)^(n + 1) = A₃(T_(c))_(i)^(n) + C₃(T_(f))_(i)^(n + 1) + D₃(T_(ann))_(i)^(n + 1);$\mspace{20mu}{{\frac{1}{U_{ap}} = {\frac{1}{h_{pi}} + \frac{R_{pi}}{R_{po}h_{po}} + {\frac{R_{pi}}{K_{pipe}}{\ln\left( {R_{po}/R_{pi}} \right)}}}};}$$\mspace{20mu}{\frac{1}{U_{cf}} = {\frac{1}{U_{ca}} = {\frac{1}{h_{ci}} + \frac{R_{ci}}{R_{co}h_{co}} + {\frac{R_{ci}}{K_{c}}{{\ln\left( {R_{co}/R_{ci}} \right)}.}}}}}$

Where, ρ_(m) and ρ_(w) are respectively the densities of drilling fluidand cooling water, in kg/m³; c_(m) and c_(w) are respectively specificheat capacities of drilling fluid and cooling water, in J/(kg·°C.);A_(pipe), A_(ann) and A_(c) are respectively cross-sectional areas ofthe drill string, the annulus and the heat-carrying cooling water pipe,in m²; ν_(pipe), ν_(ann) and ν_(c) are respectively flow rates in drillstring, annulus and heat-carrying cooling water pipe, in m/s; T_(pf),T_(ann) and T_(c) are respectively fluid circulating temperatures indrill string, annulus and heat-carrying cooling water pipe, in °C.;R_(pi), R_(po), R_(ci) and R_(co) are respectively the inner radius ofdrill string, the outer radius of drill string, the inner radius ofheat-carrying cooling water pipe and the outer radius of heat-carryingcooling water pipe, in m; h_(pi), h_(po), h_(ci) and h_(co) arerespectively convective heat transfer coefficient between the fluid inthe drill string and the inner wall of the drill string, the fluid inthe annulus and the outer wall of the drill string, the fluid in theheat-carrying cooling water pipe and the inner wall of the heat-carryingcooling water pipe, and the fluid in the heat-carrying cooling waterpipe and the well wall, in W/(m·°C.); K_(pipe) and K_(c) arerespectively thermal conductivities of drill string and cooling waterheating pipe, in W/(m·°C.); A₁, B₁ and C₁ are respectively constants inthe formula for temperature control in the drill string; A₂, B₂, C₂ andD₂ are respectively constants in the formula for temperature control inthe annulus; A₃, B₃, C₃ and D₃ are respectively constants in the formulafor temperature control of the heat-carrying cooling water pipe;

step E: adjusting a speed of the cooling water injection pump and thecooling water return pump according to the circulating temperaturerespectively in the drill string, the annulus and the heat-carryingcooling water pipe obtained above;

step F: the cooling water carrying heat flowing into the spiral pipe,and being cooled in the liquid nitrogen cooling tank; and

step G: the cooled cooling water being pumped into the return pipe bythe cooling water return pump, and being re-injected into the coolingwater tank for continued circulating and cooling at the next stage.

The present invention has the following beneficial effects:

(1) the present invention makes full use of the unsealed bond cement gapbetween the two casings, and adopts the method of injecting coolingwater into downhole to directly cool down the high-temperature drillingfluid in the circulating process continuously;

(2) the present invention makes full use of the small gap between thetwo casings to directly reinforce the cooling water insulation pipe andthe heat-carrying cooling water pipe the run into the well withoutinstalling additional reinforcement equipment, which is convenient andreliable for run-in and installation; and

(3) the present invention adopts a closed-loop circulating method tocool down the heat-carrying cooling water returned to the ground andthen pump it into the cooling water tank again for continued circulatingand cooling at the next stage, so as to make full utilization ofprevious water resources.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of system composition of the presentinvention;

FIG. 2 is a top view of the wellhead of the present invention; and

FIG. 3 is a calculation diagram of the embodiment.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

The present invention will be further described with the followingembodiments and figures.

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, a circulating system for continuousdownhole cooling of high-temperature drilling fluid is provided in thepresent invention, including a cooling water tank 1, a cooling waterinjection pump 2, eight U-shaped pipes, a liquid nitrogen cooling tank5, a spiral pipe 6, a cooling water return pump 7 and a return pipeline8. The eight U-shaped pipes are respectively fixed in the unsealed bondcement gap between the outer and inner casings. The angle between twoadjacent groups of U-shaped pipes is 45° to avoid the heat exchange,which will affect the overall cooling effect, between the two groups ofU-shaped pipes, and two ends of the U-shaped pipe are respectivelyconnected with the output end of the cooling water injection pump 2 andthe spiral pipe 6. The spiral pipe 6 is disposed in the liquid nitrogencooling tank 5. The spiral pipe 6 increases the flow path ofheat-carrying cooling water in the liquid nitrogen cooling tank 5, andprolongs the heat exchange between the heat-carrying cooling water andthe external liquid nitrogen. There is full of liquid nitrogen outsideof the pipe, so it is easy to cool the heat-carrying cooling water dueto the feature that liquid nitrogen is easy to absorb heat andsublimate.

The input end and the output end of the cooling water return pump 7 arerespectively connected with the spiral pipe 6 and the return pipeline 8.One end of the return pipeline 8 is disposed in the cooling water tank1. The input end of the cooling water injection pump 2 is connected withthe cooling water tank 1 by a pipe 9.

The process and principles of the present invention for continuousdownhole cooling of the high-temperature drilling fluid are described asfollows:

(1) In actual cooling process, the cooling water injection pumpcontinuously pumps the cooling water into the cooling water insulationpipe from the cooling water tank.

(2) Due to the insulation effect of the cooling water insulation pipe,the cooling water will not exchange heat with the high-temperaturedrilling fluid in the annulus when it flows from the wellhead to thebottom of the well. The temperature of the cooling water is alwaysmaintained at the temperature when it enters the inlet. In the processof returning along the heat-carrying cooling water pipe, the coolingwater will continuously absorb heat from the high-temperature drillingfluid in the annulus through convective heat exchange and heatconduction, thereby achieving continuous downhole cooling of thehigh-temperature drilling fluid in the annulus. After the drilling fluidin the annulus is cooled by the cooling water, the heat transferred tothe drilling fluid in the drill string is reduced, thus furtherrealizing continuous downhole cooling of the high-temperature drillingfluid in the drill string.

After the drilling fluid in the drill string is cooled, the temperatureof the drilling fluid flowing into the annulus will also decrease, thatis to say, the high-temperature drilling fluid in the annulus which isnot in contact with the heat-carrying cooling water pipe will becontinuously cooled.

(3) After being heated, the cooling water will return to the liquidnitrogen cooling tank on the ground. After the carrying-heat coolingwater flows into the liquid nitrogen cooling tank, it will flow alongthe spiral pipe in the tank to the liquid outlet. When the heat-carryingcooling water flows, the liquid nitrogen outside the pipe will be heatedand sublimated, so as to cool the heat-carrying cooling water in thespiral pipe.

(4) The cooled cooling water will be pumped into the return pipe by thecooling water return pump, and re-injected into the cooling water tankfor continued circulating and cooling at the next stage.

As shown in FIG. 1, the U-shaped pipe in this embodiment includes thecooling water insulation pipe 3 connected with the output end of thecooling water injection pump 2 and the heat-carrying cooling water pipe4 connected with the spiral pipe 6. The cooling water insulation pipe 3is made of thermal insulation material to ensure that the cooling waterwill not be heated by the high-temperature drilling fluid in the annuluswhen it flows from the wellhead to the bottom of the well. Theheat-carrying cooling water pipe 4 is made of the material as the sameas that of the casing, which enhances the heat exchange between thecooling water and the high-temperature drilling fluid in the annulusduring the upward return process. The running length of the U-shapedpipe is the length of the inner casing minus the fill-up height of thebond cement and the diameter is the radius of the outer casing minus theradius of the inner casing.

The cooling water injection pump 2 and cooling water return pump 7 inthis embodiment are specifically both vane pumps.

The method for continuous downhole cooling of high-temperature drillingfluid using above embodiments, including the following steps:

Step A: obtaining operating parameters, environmental parameters, wellstructure parameters and thermal parameters of the target well.

Step B: placing the U-shaped pipe downward into the unsealed bond cementgap between the outer and inner casings.

Step C: opening the cooling water injection pump 2 and the cooling waterreturn pump 7 at the same time to make the cooling water injection pump2 continuously pump the cooling water in the cooling water tank 1 intothe cooling water insulation pipe 3 and to make the cooling water flowfrom wellhead to downhole, and then returning along the heat-carryingcooling water pipe 4 and continuously absorbing heat from thehigh-temperature drilling fluid in the annulus under the effect offorced-convection heat transfer and heat conduction, thereby realizingthe continuous downhole circulating and cooling of high-temperaturedrilling fluid in the annulus.

Step D: calculating the circulating temperature in the drill string, thecirculating temperature in the annulus, and the circulating temperaturein the heat-carrying cooling water pipe by the following formulas.

Formula for temperature control in the drill string:

${\rho_{m}A_{pipe}c_{m}\frac{\partial T_{pf}}{\partial t}} = {{{- \rho_{m}}A_{pipe}v_{pipe}c_{m}\frac{\partial T_{pf}}{\partial z}} + {2\pi\; R_{pi}{{U_{ap}\left( {T_{ann} - T_{pf}} \right)}.}}}$

Discrete expression of formula for temperature control in the drillstring:B ₁(T _(pf))_(i−1) ^(n+1)+(A ₁ −B ₁ +C ₁)(T _(pf))_(i) ^(n+1) =A ₁(T_(pf))_(i) ^(n) =C ₁(T _(ann))_(i) ^(n+1).

Formula for temperature control in the annulus:

${\rho_{m}A_{ann}c_{m}\frac{\partial T_{ann}}{\partial t}} = {{\rho_{m}A_{ann}v_{ann}c_{m}\frac{\partial T_{ann}}{\partial z}} - {2\pi\; R_{ci}{U_{ca}\left( {T_{ann} - T_{c}} \right)}} - {2\pi\; R_{pi}{{U_{ap}\left( {T_{ann} - T_{pf}} \right)}.}}}$

Discrete expression of formula for temperature control in the annulus:B ₂(T _(ann))_(i−1) ^(n+1)+(A ₂ −B ₂ −C ₂ −D ₂)(T _(ann))_(i) ^(n+1) =A₂(T _(ann))_(i) ^(n) −C ₂(T _(c))_(i) ^(n+1) −D ₂(T _(pf))_(i) ^(n+1).

Formula for temperature control of the heat-carrying cooling water pipe:

${\rho_{w}A_{c}c_{w}\frac{\partial T_{c}}{\partial t}} = {{\rho_{w}A_{c}v_{c}c_{w}\frac{\partial T_{c}}{\partial z}} + {2\pi\; R_{ci}{U_{cf}\left( {T_{f} - T_{c}} \right)}} + {2\pi\; R_{ci}{{U_{ca}\left( {T_{ann} - T_{c}} \right)}.}}}$

Discrete expression of formula for temperature control of theheat-carrying cooling water pipe:

B₃(T_(c))_(i − 1)^(n + 1) + (A₃ − B₃ + C₃ + D₃)(T_(c))_(i)^(n + 1) = A₃(T_(c))_(i)^(n) + C₃(T_(f))_(i)^(n + 1) + D₃(T_(ann))_(i)^(n + 1);$\mspace{20mu}{{\frac{1}{U_{ap}} = {\frac{1}{h_{pi}} + \frac{R_{pi}}{R_{po}h_{po}} + {\frac{R_{pi}}{K_{pipe}}{\ln\left( {R_{po}/R_{pi}} \right)}}}};}$$\mspace{20mu}{\frac{1}{U_{cf}} = {\frac{1}{U_{ca}} = {\frac{1}{h_{ci}} + \frac{R_{ci}}{R_{co}h_{co}} + {\frac{R_{ci}}{K_{c}}{{\ln\left( {R_{co}/R_{ci}} \right)}.}}}}}$

Where, ρ_(m) and ρ_(w) are respectively densities of drilling fluid andcooling water, in kg/m³; c_(m) and c_(w) are respectively specific heatcapacities of drilling fluid and cooling water, in J/(kg·°C.); A_(pipe),A_(ann) and A_(c) are respectively cross-sectional areas of drillstring, annulus and heat-carrying cooling water pipe, in m²; ν_(pipe),ν_(ann) and ν_(c) are respectively flow rates in drill string, annulusand heat-carrying cooling water pipe, in m/s; T_(pf), T_(ann) and T_(c)are respectively fluid circulating temperatures s in drill string,annulus and heat-carrying cooling water pipe, in °C.; R_(pi), R_(po),R_(ci) and R_(co) are respectively the inner radius of drill string, theouter radius of drill string, the inner radius of heat-carrying coolingwater pipe and the outer radius of heat-carrying cooling water pipe, inm; h_(pi), h_(po), h_(ci) and h_(co) are respectively the convectiveheat transfer coefficients between the fluid in the drill string and theinner wall of the drill string, the fluid in the annulus and the outerwall of the drill string, the fluid in the heat-carrying cooling waterpipe and the inner wall of the heat-carrying cooling water pipe, and thefluid in the heat-carrying cooling water pipe and the well wall, inW/(m·°C.); K_(pipe) and K_(c) are respectively thermal conductivities ofdrill string and cooling water heating pipe, in W/(m·°C.); A₁, B₁ and C₁are respectively constants in the formula for temperature control in thedrill string; A₂, B₂, C₂ and D₂ are respectively constants in theformula for temperature control in the annulus; A₃, B₃, C₃ and D₃ arerespectively constants in the formula for temperature control of theheat-carrying cooling water pipe; t represents a circulating time of thedrilling fluid, in s; z represents a length of the drill string or alength of the annulus or a length of the heat-carrying cooling waterpipe, in m; U_(ap) represents a total heat transfer coefficient betweenthe drilling fluid in the annulus and the drilling fluid in the drillstring, in W/(m·°C.); U_(ca) represents a total heat transfercoefficient between the drilling fluid in the heat-carrying coolingwater pipe and the drilling fluid in the annulus, in W/(m·°C.); andU_(cf) represents a total heat transfer coefficient between the outercasing and a formation, in W/(m·°C.).

Step E: adjusting a speed of the cooling water injection pump 2 and thecooling water return pump 7 according to the circulating temperaturerespectively in the drill string, the annulus and the heat-carryingcooling water pipe obtained above.

Step F: the cooling water carrying heat flowing into the spiral pipe 6,and being cooled in the liquid nitrogen cooling tank 5.

Step G: the cooled cooling water being pumped into the return pipe 8 bythe cooling water return pump 7, and being re-injected into the coolingwater tank 1 for continued circulating and cooling at the next stage.

In the above embodiment, the displacement of the drilling pump is 40L/s, and the displacements of the cooling water injection pump are 10L/s, 20 L/s, and 30 L/s, respectively. The calculation results are shownin FIG. 3. Learned from the figure, it can be found that when thedisplacement of the cooling water injection pump is 20 L/s (½ of thedrilling pump's displacement), the relative flow of the cooling water inthe heat-carrying pipe and the high-temperature drilling fluid in theannulus is more uniform, and the cooling effect is the best.

The above are not intended to limit the present invention in any form.Although the present invention has been disclosed as above withembodiments, it is not intended to limit the present invention. Thoseskilled in the art, within the scope of the technical solution of thepresent invention, can use the disclosed technical content to make a fewchanges or modify the equivalent embodiment with equivalent changes.Within the scope of the technical solution of the present invention, anysimple modification, equivalent change and modification made to theabove embodiments according to the technical essence of the presentinvention are still regarded as a part of the technical solution of thepresent invention.

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A method for continuous downhole cooling of high-temperature drilling fluid with a circulating system comprising a cooling water tank, a cooling water injection pump, a plurality of U-shaped pipes, a liquid nitrogen cooling tank, a spiral pipe, a cooling water return pump and a return pipeline, wherein the U-shaped pipes are fixed in an unsealed bond cement gap between an outer casing and an inner casing, and two ends of each of the U-shaped pipes are respectively connected with an output end of the cooling water injection pump and the spiral pipe; the spiral pipe is disposed in the liquid nitrogen cooling tank; an input end and an output end of the cooling water return pump are respectively connected with the spiral pipe and the return pipeline; one end of the return pipeline is disposed in the cooling water tank; an input end of the cooling water injection pump is connected with the cooling water tank by a pipe, the method comprising the following steps: step A: obtaining operating parameters, environmental parameters, well structure parameters and thermal parameters of a target well; step B: placing the plurality of U-shaped pipes downward into the unsealed bond cement gap between the outer casing and the inner casing; step C: opening the cooling water injection pump and the cooling water return pump at the same time to make a cooling water flow from a wellhead to a downhole location, and then returning along a heat-carrying cooling water pipe of each one of the U-shaped pipes and continuously absorbing heat from the high-temperature drilling fluid in an annulus under effect of forced-convection heat transfer and heat conduction, thereby realizing the continuous downhole circulating and cooling of high-temperature drilling fluid in the annulus; step D: calculating a circulating temperature in a drill string, a circulating temperature in the annulus, and a circulating temperature in the heat-carrying cooling water pipe by the following formulas: formula for temperature control in the drill string: ${{\rho_{m}A_{pipe}c_{m}\frac{\partial T_{pf}}{\partial t}} = {{{- \rho_{m}}A_{pipe}v_{pipe}c_{m}\frac{\partial T_{pf}}{\partial z}} + {2\pi\; R_{pi}{U_{ap}\left( {T_{ann} - T_{pf}} \right)}}}};$ discrete expression of formula for temperature control in the drill string: B ₁(T _(pf))_(i−1) ^(n+1)+(A ₁ −B ₁ +C ₁)(T _(pf))_(i) ^(n+1) =A ₁(T _(pf))_(i) ^(n) +C ₁(T _(ann))_(i) ^(n+1). formula for temperature control in the annulus: ${{\rho_{m}A_{ann}c_{m}\frac{\partial T_{ann}}{\partial t}} = {{\rho_{m}A_{ann}v_{ann}c_{m}\frac{\partial T_{ann}}{\partial z}} - {2\pi\; R_{ci}{U_{ca}\left( {T_{ann} - T_{c}} \right)}} - {2\pi\; R_{pi}{U_{ap}\left( {T_{ann} - T_{pf}} \right)}}}};$ discrete expression of formula for temperature control in the annulus: B ₂(T _(ann))_(i−1) ^(n+1)+(A ₂ −B ₂ −C ₂ −D ₂)(T _(ann))_(i) ^(n+1) =A ₂(T _(ann))_(i) ^(n) −C ₂(T _(c))_(i) ^(n+1) −D ₂(T _(pf))_(i) ^(n+1). formula for temperature control of the heat-carrying cooling water pipe: ${{\rho_{w}A_{c}c_{w}\frac{\partial T_{c}}{\partial t}} = {{\rho_{w}A_{c}v_{c}c_{w}\frac{\partial T_{c}}{\partial z}} + {2\pi\; R_{ci}{U_{cf}\left( {T_{f} - T_{c}} \right)}} + {2\pi\; R_{ci}{U_{ca}\left( {T_{ann} - T_{c}} \right)}}}};$ discrete expression of formula for temperature control of the heat-carrying cooling water pipe: B₃(T_(c))_(i − 1)^(n + 1) + (A₃ − B₃ + C₃ + D₃)(T_(c))_(i)^(n + 1) = A₃(T_(c))_(i)^(n) + C₃(T_(f))_(i)^(n + 1) + D₃(T_(ann))_(i)^(n + 1); $\mspace{20mu}{{\frac{1}{U_{ap}} = {\frac{1}{h_{pi}} + \frac{R_{pi}}{R_{po}h_{po}} + {\frac{R_{pi}}{K_{pipe}}{\ln\left( {R_{po}/R_{p\; i}} \right)}}}};}$ $\mspace{20mu}{{\frac{1}{U_{cf}} = {\frac{1}{U_{ca}} = {\frac{1}{h_{ci}} + \frac{R_{ci}}{R_{co}h_{co}} + {\frac{R_{ci}}{K_{c}}{\ln\left( {R_{co}/R_{ci}} \right)}}}}};}$ where, ρ_(m) and ρ_(w) are respectively densities of the drilling fluid and the cooling water, in kg/m³; c_(m) and c_(w) are respectively specific heat capacities of drilling fluid and cooling water, in J/(kg·°C.); A _(pipe), A_(ann) and A_(c) are respectively cross-sectional areas of the drill string, the annulus and the heat-carrying cooling water pipe, in m²; ν_(pipe), ν_(ann) and ν_(c) are respectively flow rates in the drill string, the annulus and the heat-carrying cooling water pipe, in m/s; T_(pf), T_(ann) and T_(c) are respectively fluid circulating temperatures in the drill string, the annulus and the heat-carrying cooling water pipe, in °C.; R_(pi), R_(po), R_(ci) and R_(co) are respectively the inner radius of drill string, the outer radius of drill string, the inner radius of heat-carrying cooling water pipe and the outer radius of heat-carrying cooling water pipe, in m; h_(pi), h_(po), h_(ci) and h_(co) are respectively convective heat transfer coefficients between the drilling fluid in the drill string and an inner wall of the drill string, the fluid in the annulus and an outer wall of the drill string, the fluid in the heat-carrying cooling water pipe and the inner wall of the heat-carrying cooling water pipe, and the fluid in the heat-carrying cooling water pipe and the well wall, in W/(m·°C.); K_(pipe) and K_(c) are respectively thermal conductivity of the drill string and the cooling water heating pipe, in W/(m·°C.); A₁, B₁ and C₁ are respectively constants in the formula for temperature control in the drill string; A₂, B₂, C₂ and D₂ are respectively constants in the formula for temperature control in the annulus; A₃, B₃, C₃ and D₃ are respectively constants in the formula for temperature control of the heat-carrying cooling water pipe; t represents a circulating time of the drilling fluid, in s; z represents a length of the drill string or a length of the annulus or a length of the heat-carrying cooling water pipe, in m; U_(ap) represents a total heat transfer coefficient between the drilling fluid in the annulus and the drilling fluid in the drill string, in W/(m·°C.); U_(ca) represents a total heat transfer coefficient between the drilling fluid in the heat-carrying cooling water pipe and the drilling fluid in the annulus, in W/(m·°C.); and U_(cf) represents a total heat transfer coefficient between the outer casing and a formation, in W/(m·°C.); step E: adjusting a speed of the cooling water injection pump and the cooling water return pump according to the circulating temperature respectively in the drill string, the annulus and the heat-carrying cooling water pipe obtained above; step F: the cooling water carrying heat flowing into the spiral pipe, and being cooled in the liquid nitrogen cooling tank; and step G: the cooled cooling water being pumped into the return pipe by the cooling water return pump, and being re-injected into the cooling water tank for continued circulating and cooling at a next stage. 